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Sequential Star looks like the well known Diagonal Star but the pieces have pins and mazes in the central block of each piece, which complicates (dis)assembly. This necessitates a twelve move sequence which, when mastered, is not difficult to remember. Lee Krasnow is renowned for his accuracy in puzzle making and this is no exception. The six puzzle pieces are of similar shape but have different mazes and each piece is made up of three blocks which are not glued but held together by neodymium magnets. Their alignment is ensured by steel rods, which are also not glued but fit snugly into holes in the blocks. The engineering involved is extremely accurate! When Lee made these puzzles he did not number them as a limited edition but, at his invitation a few years ago to people who had puzzles of his without accreditation he gave a "Certificate of Authenticity" to this puzzle of "#1 of 30" Unfortunately, due to my clumsiness, a millimetre or so has been broken off one point, which I have tried to show in the second picture. Please bid accordingly. Â